La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVER m Saturday, July 28, 1923. July Clearance Sale OO0000O0O0OOO0O060O000O00Q o o o o FIND IT HERE 0k I It nsw. 1 Suit Day - - - Suit Day Monday, July 30 Are you contemplating the purchase of a suit for fall wear? If you are, you may find among these smart suits just the weight you desire, just the pat tern, just your fit. and .t Just The Price you care le thing on Monday we will for ex-President Wilson to lireaOy's pants with every suit, tained for months and months In: njr's Observer from the ex-officu consideration. ' America is traveling now she ear Copy for tliis column muit ba o g In by 10:00 a. m. o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Art & Baby Shop Saturday Special j Girls' stumpeil dresses, sizes 2 to 8. regularlv S1.S5 to S4.90. Satur-1 'day only, $1.08 to $3.98. ! Boys' suits, sizes 2 to 5, regularly '$2.00 to fj.93, Saturday only, $1.89 , to X29. j These are new and the latest in children's wear. Come in Saturday and try one on and see how cute' your kiddie looks. Art & Baby Shop I jSommer Hotel Bldg. 7-27-21 Box Wood j We can fill your orders now . White Pine Box and Lumber Co., Phone Main 598. 7-28-tf. flie Largest Chain Department. ' Store Organization in the World " Si IB! 19 III! - - m's. - fomm - 9 , lucorpomua 475 DEPARTMENT STORES No. Skyrocketing "Sales" Here! -Dressmaking alterations and re- ! modeling. (Wflrk guaranteed, 1!)04 il'enn Ave. 7-28-lm. forts of himself and other men o LOT NO. 1 ters between nations, and the mos humanity realizes its weakness, ii er the power of Christianity, es that stronjr in his intern'ow he These suits are a viv flom revolution in America i are built to give i , " - 'u.... ..,,, y illlil till; t;tjiiiiit:ui, juin ni:t:il nun B liasic principle of Christianity delivered on his western trip, nation will hrinji' hack the people J Sunday is not a good thing; thai hxf'WO ' -'i- hut ..tin- day wear. LOT NO. 3 A small choice selection of choice patterns. LOT NO. 2 $14.75 and $19.85 Here you will find grouped a fine selection of the popular whip cord and gaberdine summer weights as well as a large variety of spring and fall weight, cassimeres, worsteds and tweeds. LOT NO. 4 $29.85 If you are in need of a suit of the best material and workmanship, this is your opportunity. I A chick bathing cap in style und color to suit. Newlin Drug Com pany. 7-27-2t An undeveloped people is one thut has no thermometers to enable it to worry about how uncomforluhle it is. These hot sultry days vou will find that a dish of the Hazelwood Sher- bet or ice cream such as they ill- ways serve at Silverthorn-Wright's1 Family Drug Store fountain Will be' most agreeable. They will also de liver to you till 11 o'clock each night I We do not give orders to take quality out of f goods to enable us to reduce prices, but consider ihe nimble nickel better than the slower moving' dime; believing in holding up qualities and giving1 fvll measure even at smaller prices. I We find ourselves better off by reason of the' larger volume of our business. A "Clearance Sale" is unnecessary here because; of the fact that goods are constantly moving com-' inn and mittut ... c. t ! t..v. i villaining in uu oiurc long enough to grow old and undesirable. Any other kind of "sale" is largely a "make believe," a storekeeping method tabooed by pro-; gressive merchants. The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the World' I attention to enlarging and tinting lyour city one bottle of vonr form!. fi nor rent monpv Rankers He that he ,l,e!i to tlle making of hisjeide for dandruff and to stop inv n-e Svsfeni fi ner rent lo-ins uYc own ,k'tulus for his sho''' 1 ie. It has done both. I now want ne system, o pei cent loans me r.i,.,...,.,i.. .,,.i;..f;....ii,, f,n, itn tn h,h j.j serve System. 6 per made on city or farm property to uuy, nuiid, improve or pay indent edness. Bankers Reserve Company, I Denver, Colorado. 7-2-lt. I Notice. Across from Ilooverized MEN'S WEAR Next to Star Lower' prices for auto painting. lueo. rager, 142a s Ave. phone 317-J. T-28-ltn. You're the guest, we're the host. It's up to us to please you. Newlin Drug company. . 7-27-2t Let Us Help You to Make Your Vacation Enjoyable A Portable Victrola will add much to your pleasure. " Also plenty of light reading matter. The right kind of Fishing Tackle. And the opportunity of saving time, and work by stocking up on Picnic Sundries. These Include Paper Plates, Parafine Dishes, Cups, Paper Napkins and Table Cloths, Wooden Knives and Forks, Paper Spoons, etc Newlin Book & Stationery Co. :yi Personal Mention Just order for yor dinner or lunch a quart of Hazelwood delicious ice cream or sherbet such as they serve regularly at Silverthorn-Wright's Drug Store fountain. They will be glad to deliver it to vou nuicklv. They by the way, will deliver until u o clock every night of the week. 7-27-tf ful enlargements artistically tinted Ithis for three friends of minn wlm make pictures worth while for your I have tried all kinds of preparations home. When you think of enlarg- without results. J. W. Ferguson, ing, tinting, and framing, think of I Virginia, Illinois. 7-23-tf Richardson's Art & Gift Shop I . 7-27-21 1 Box Wood Box Wood Tut in your winter's supply of A real ice cream sundae or frappe.JS00" a.ry " wo"d now- made from that elegant ice cream that Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store nre putting out at their fountain is bound to please you. By the way you will do well to take home with you a pint or a ouurt each day of .this ice cream. f-23-tf Our prescription equipment is com plete and we employ graduate phar macists with years of experience. won t you let us till your next pre scription. iNewiin Drug Co. White Pine Box At Lumber Cn.'' 7-20-tf- Box wood, ?3.00. Cull Main 547. 7-10-tf. Hemstitching at tho Art & Baby Shop, Summer Hotel Bldg. Adv. 7-9-tf. Let us develop and print your va cation films the new wav. Newlin 7-25-5t ! DruS company. 7-27-2t Cantaloupe Sundae Try them at Silvcrlhorn-Wrfglit'' "Aggravatin' Papa" will be nlavedi k.. rt. n : 1 , ... I ov 1 :t rT,,;'!!" fountain which is open till 11 Stationery in all the very latest! ' 7-27-3t i 0 clwk eac" '' 6-28-tf A....... Jake Plank is quite home on S Avenue. L. A. Stoop was a visitor in El gin the latter part of this week..' in at nis son mm A si Rur-hnmm. "mi Wisconsin, slopped as kuc.ms ai me jiommer last evening. eastern factory lines in beautiful tints and shapes- Decoledees and igold and silver edged also in plain J white and by the pound. You will mm uui suuiiiiui uiiucs ui an sta tionery is the lowest it has been for years past. Silverthorn-Wright's ramily Drug Store. Mrs. Sam Benson, Mrs. Dick Ben son, Mrs. Chas. Davis nml l Palmer Junction was represented ! Davis were among the shonoers Bmnnir t i irnsl nl t hn Vn l.wiiiki,. :,.. r snoppers ; .. ... . my iruin union yestei-dav. cvemniF hv Mrs. K. M.-hinnl7n J Miss Kthcl Mason, of Elgin, is in La Grande for a few days visiting friends. I' J. Hkaln. iiu-rcliunt or Kutcr prlHc, i In town on a short business trip ami u slopping at tho Koiumur. Claude Hale is in from Summer ville today transacting business mat- tors. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cliue and Mr. jnd Mrs. George Clark were over from Union yesterday attending to business matters and visiting. i Mrs. I.. W. Perkins, who makes I " iiiiiiii-, -us reuisit-rt-'d """"-' me buisIs at the li'Vfiiln-. J-'oley last I -Mrs. KlIK-t'lp. I.OtlPV rotlimod In hi.r I homo at Wall,, Wulltt this mornlng , , ialler upending three weeks In this was represented nmoiiK elty visiting llr. iv i- i,.nni ICnlerprisi' iho guests at the l-'oley last evening by Mr. unit Mis. W. A. Smith. i Mrs. rhailes Bean, Mrs. Merle llulse Willi represented among the f liuele !-.'. i lir i 5 ' .,-Vi' guest, at the S ivoy last evenlaB by r"Ve to f 7 r ' , "tT H"" "' 1 i....k .,. nrove to l.a Grande Thursday even ing on a business trip. J. W. Smith In In this elly from fove today and Is slopping at tho Savoy. Aulo llils Team, liny half mile south of Mnio, yoterday T 'afternoon. A sottlement of $150 for Ml lit! 1, fir.. July 28. A liorso was;the ,a,m,,,ps was mM,le. so badly injured .that it was killed Ti t- -.i by its owner and im nutomohilc losl L The Simtl. car was on its way its bumper when the machine (h-cu-i f'omc I"'len' ',p'llct"" pied by Mr- anil Mrs. W. D. Smith Sl,,",h 8 'fet w"3 ,0 bc mid four children ran into a team " n(,!-llltl- nnd load of hay owned by W. A. Martin on the Sherman highway, o-ie-l Let n Wunt Ad find your buyer. -' SH.ER.RYS TODAY ONLY (OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Adventure Product ions Present DICK HATTON IN Ih Blood Test Directed by Don Marq ilix COMEDY "THE CHASED MIDE" Mrs. A. Seaburg nnd grand daughter, Agnes Ayers, returned to Huntington this morninir nftor vis- m it. n J. . .. !'!'."' Mr- an'1 Mrs- E- E- Brown, of Mrs. R. vaton and son. Hnw-:tnis rite (n D r, .1....0 aid, left this morning for Unity Sta- tion for a short visit with relatives-1 Iti.heri ISuriingumo nnd Mr. and ,. ,,,,. . , " 0 xtnne, of Welser, Idaho. Ml', and Mrs- G. L. Biggers of Laitvho are innri,,,. ,.......i i , .. Grande while visiting in Portland (innide last evening us guests nt the nre guests of the Portland. Port- Sonimer. laud Journal. 1 'Mr. nnd Mr... t 1.. n.r-.rfi t.... l'etur und Miss Oeneva l.oftus. or Willi,,,,, Ash, nnd sister, MissWeil 77' " ' ' B on .no. ail r La Grande, spent Wednesday . ' -"j ";.iiiii.on nt tne home or Mr, 11 IU n uu. .Mrs. Dan Summer nf Klo-in Mi I Wood's lll.l Knlish. n,l Amni-ieitn eil has just returned from a trip, Semi-Porcelain. Richardson's Art & Stops the hair from falling out, A wonderful brick ice cream- try it. It may be served in -just dice stops dandruff, stops itching of the 'like you would serve take. Three sculp. That is what ,7. IW. Fcrgu- colors in a brick, each brick is a son, of Virginia, Iillinois, writes Sil-lquart. Always ready for yon fresli verthoru-Wright's Family Drugjcach dav at Silvertlioni-Writrht'a Qtm-n 1.1 ..... . r.'...l ....!..... Co T.- , i. .. 7 27 tf iiim uie.n,.-.t-i iui i-Hiiuiy urug .-iore. upen tut 11 11 which send we three bottles of vour;o'clnel each iiii.hr 7-M.tf ti, d...i,i t n ...:,i 1. Germicide and Dandruff Eradicator. a cooked foyod sale the Grande bb foU,r m0,,tlS when in La MEDIUM BltOVVN HAIK looks Rnd ii, ' L,w , tj.wLVL 'r:rondo. 1 Purchascl from you ,' best after a Golden Glint shampoo Y-Zl-W. Ronde Meat Market July 28, at 10 o'clock Saturday, 7-27-2t Box wood, J3.00. Call Main 547. 7-10-tf. Announcement We wish to announce our opening on Wednesday, July 25th. Realizing the need of a shop of this kind in Eastern Oregon, we have spared no expense to make this the most com pletely etiuipned of its kind. Ouri aim is to give the best possible ser-i0 vice, at prices that are right. In'o rrnini Inln thi hnwinpss om nbipet. 9 is to have satisfied customers and pytnnd an invitntinn to nil to visit our shop at any time. We will car- ry a complete line of Stamped Goods, I o Baby Wear, D. M. G., and silk threads, Fancy Art Goods, nnd Rib-0 bon Novelties. We will have a. line o of exclusive perforated patterns, andjg win stamp anytning, win also oe o prepared to do Hemstitching, Pleat ing, Button Holes, Buttons Covered, Chain Stitching, etc. Our complete equipment will be ready by the first ot August- Thanking the people tor past favors, and assure you of the best service at all times. THE STITCHING & ART SHOP Mrs. I.. It. Norton. 7-24-4t!" o Before buying dinnerware see our S patterns and prices. Your choice ofi0 1.1 patterns consisting of Hand Paint- jO and led Nippon, Bavarian, Royal Doulton Gift Shop. 7-27-: Mis. Margaret l Miter retrnned to abroad. her home nl Portland this morning oner spending uio past two monlhsl leniiis seldom rennlres .1 hlL.h nn.li KOH PKOIM.K WHO KODAK Ml I lls I'H.V' V S! C IIS 1L irill-sl f rutlliwtl.. i . . , .. . .... .. .1 . " D ! j'niip except lor ie oenelll wtwn you gel a goon negauve laseirt Janiei Moss. ot the sport pag0 photoKruplier. lit to Richardson, "The Art Man".o ., ... i and have it enlarged and tinted. He I....... ... .. .....-..r tmii mis. gives I lie itnie ear.-Mii nun ,M-roiiin Mrs. H alln spelldlllK some time 111 Cite, prise is. Iilng her ulster. Mrs. 1'aul Kohr. i tnmuKii tin- niivive in a 1 1 it-mi in 'rtnv O o o o O o O . o O o O o O o jSfcSh. m I '5tRVICC- Si! O j. i jl The coolest drinks at our' b g O fountain are freezes, either O XX.W:.FK i:. i 1.. T o 'rw'Y uiciuye, nine ui .iciiiuii, nictUL' o I Wtyfl? with a sherbet float. VvlV liv i v!rj o K ' ; L J, - .mi orv. i O ns .i fg Q IS O r Mrs. A. K. 'I'hompstiii t-ettli-ned . Iiuiiik Inst eek ri om Knlerprlse. i ttln'ie she was tilth her mother, Mrs. i K. K. 'riioi-nliui g. who has been mille i III. I Geo. II. Kummens and son. Bill, nf I Seattle, arc visiting Carl Helm fol ia short time on their return from. business trip to Wallowa. They ,aiw registered ai inc roiey. j Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kcans camel idown from Enterprise last evening1 to spend a few days here on busi-: ness. They are stopping among the guests at the Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Buck and ; ( two children returned to their home at Salt Lake this morning after vis iting Mrs. Buck's parent.-. Mr. and Mrs- W. M. Kennedy, of this city. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray. Miss Zcllu M. Gray. J. C. Callahan,' and J, ,1. Carroll, of Hloomington. lllinoi-, wen registi'rnl among the Tons of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables v V AT THE SEASON'S LOWEST TRICE THOUSANDS OF UNEQUALLED VALUES IX STAPLE GROCERIES EXTRA EXPERIENCED CLERKS TO SERVE YOU PROMPTLY EXTRA DELIVERY EQUIPMENT TO DELIVER YOUR ORDERS PROMPTLY PHONE MAIN 19 HOOVERIZED GROCERY inurisis nt the lll,lml la -t evening.1 l: Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Priming and ' 1